In this tutorial you can learn how to create advanced table layouts and effects in FrontPage 2000.

This tutorial is about how to apply custom effects, such as element positioning and hypertext rollovers in Microsoft FrontPage 2000.

Hyperlinks are the means by which you move from one web page to another, and more than anything else, mark the web page out as different from any other document.

Tables are made up of rows and columns. The intersection of a row and a column is called a cell. In FrontPage, cells can contain text, pictures, hyperlinks and even other tables.

FrontPage 2000 is supplied with its own Clip Art Gallery of some 1,000 pictures, and if you have Microsoft Office installed on your computer, you will also have access to the Office Clip Art.

With Front Page you can type and edit text as you would with any word processor. You use the toolbars and menus to edit text and Front Page generates the HTML tags which visitors' browser will use to display your web pages.

Using JavaScript in conjunction with FrontPage features is easier if you know some of the oddities in using FrontPage.